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The New Ministry On Tuesday Laid Its Programme Before The

'Chamber, promising that it would reduce expenditure by £2,400,000; that it would go on with the Military Bill; that it would maintain a dignified, prudent, and firm foreign......

News Of The Week.

M GRAVY has adhered to his determination not to sum- • mon M. Cl6mencean, and to drop General Boulanger ; and after infinite difficulty, he has succeeded in obtaining a......

The Gist Of Mr. Chamberlain's First Speech Is Contained In

the saying that "the cleavage of the Liberal Party has become com- plete and irretrievable." He led up to this, however, by a sketch of the history of the last twelve months, in......

Ye The Editors Cannot Undertake To Return Manuscript, In Any

case.......

Sir Henry James's Speech Was Mainly Directed Against The...

between Liberals and Parnellites. He had seceded because of that alliance, disliking Parnellite principles and din- trusting their men. It was now said that no one ever......

Two Most Important Meetings Of The National Radical Union...

held on Wednesday in Birmingham, with Mr. Chamberlain in the chair. At the first, held in the Midland Institute, a letter was read from Lord Hartington declaring that he saw no......